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Matt Robinson: Legends and lore of the Ivy League

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After over 20 years as a professional writer, editor, publisher and “pen for hire,” I have composed my new book Lions, Tigers, and…Bulldogs?: An unofficial guide to the legends and lore of the Ivy League. It was just published by Fighting Quaker Books. However, you can go to www.lionstigersbulldogs.com to order the book or respond to weekly trivia contests for a chance to WIN a copy.

In addition to tons of trivia about the Ancient Eight, the book and Web site offers interesting information about the history of academia and college sports in America, as well as a veritable Who’s Who of famous graduates (and almost graduates). So if your students or children need a bit of a boost to get them thinking about and striving for college, Lions, Tigers, and…Bulldogs? can be a fun way to start the conversation.

A book party is scheduled for Sept. 14 at the New England Mobile Book Fair in Newton, Mass.

Matt Robinson is a Boston area-based journalist, editor and educator. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1996.

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A guide to the Ivy League


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After over 20 years as a professional writer, editor, publisher and “pen for hire,” I have composed my new book Lions, Tigers, and…Bulldogs?: An unofficial guide to the legends and lore of the Ivy League. It is officially scheduled to be published by Fighting Quaker Books in August. However, you can go to www.lionstigersbulldogs.com to order the book or respond to weekly trivia contests for a chance to WIN a copy. From launch date (be sure to follow facebook.com/lionstigersbulldogs for information) through August 20, the book is available at a presale price of just $8   (one for each Ivy League school)! 

In addition to tons of trivia about the Ancient Eight, the book and website will offer interesting information about the history of academia and college sports in America, as well as a veritable who’s who of famous graduates (and almost graduates). So if your students or children need a bit of a boost to get them thinking about and striving for college, Lions, Tigers, and…Bulldogs? can be a fun way to start the conversation.

A book party is scheduled for Sept. 14 at the New England Mobile Book Fair in Newton, Mass.

Matt Robinson, University of Pennsylvania, Class of 1996

A book party is scheduled for Sept. 14 at the New England Mobile Book Fair in Newton, Mass.

Read More